200 Palmetto Park Rdcu1 Boca Raton, FL 33432-5623
This exceptional office property at 200 West Palmetto Park Road in Palm Beach County offers two available suites, ranging from 1,904 to 1,963 square feet. Located in a three-story, Class B building (21,424 square feet total), this space is ideal for businesses seeking a blend of modern amenities and convenient location. The building, constructed in 1982 and renovated in 2020, boasts a contemporary aesthetic with open floor plans featuring exposed ceilings. Each suite benefits from the building's impressive features, including 24-hour access, convenient bus line access, and prominent signage opportunities. Ample surface parking is available with 76 spaces provided. The building's strategic location ensures high visibility and benefits from heavy daytime traffic. The typical floor size is 7,141 square feet, and the unfinished ceiling height is a generous 10 feet. The property's multiple tenancy structure offers flexibility and a vibrant work environment. This is a rare opportunity to secure modern office space in a desirable Palm Beach County location. The building's modern buildouts provide a ready-to-occupy environment, minimizing upfront costs and maximizing efficiency. Banking services are also conveniently located nearby.
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Nunzia Alvergue, One Sotheby's International Realty Real Estate Agency
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Niles D Justin Law Firm
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530, LLC Law Firm Financial Advisor
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Two Wheel Associates LLC Law Firm
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One Sotheby's International Realty Real Estate Agency
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